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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1931

Page

8

Holidays in Sweden Traditions Through Miss Larson Eyes

Miss Mary Larson recalls Swedish Christmas customs from Upsala, including St Lucia day rituals, open house, singing carols, and family gatherings. She notes earlyNovember baking, tree selection on Christmas Eve, a solemn Christmas Day, and festive plundering day, with chimes and seaside warmth.

Sweden Mary Larson University of Upsala St. Licia’s Miss Larson St. Lucia Stockholm

Thor’s Goat At Market Season Favors And Sugar Reward

The passage notes ten used as favors on dinner tables and Thor’s goat made of straw in various sizes appearing at market during the season. It also mentions an extra sugar reward given to the horses.

Thor

Way to a Man's Heart Cranberry Salads Feature Holiday Flair

Winter salad ideas showcase cranberry based recipes with diverse methods. Holly Wreath Salad uses watercress parsley and berries formed with jelly stars, while Cranberry Salad blends fresh cranberries pineapple juice gelatine nuts grapes and whipped cream served on lettuce with mayonnaise.

R. J. McIlhiney Missouri Street M. FE Missouri St

Teachers and Parents Face Classroom Troubles

Talks Tos fai. Parents Talks Tos fai. Parents Teacher's Troubles The job of teaching a roomful for children varying widely in mental abilities, interests and temperaments is by no means easy. Added to this, every teacher finds in her room one or two outstanding behavior problems. If she is inadequately trained or temperamentally unsuited to her work she undoubtedly becomes responsible for the development of several more behavior problems before the year is done. But even the best teacher fre-

Monograms Set Fresh Etiquette On Household Linens

Monograms are expanding beyond linens to towels bath mats blankets and bedspreads with etiquette guiding stitch choice placement and color. Instructions cover towels table linens napkins sheets and even the latest blanket monogram nine inches high centered to stay visible under a turned down sheet.

Lucy Stoner

Home and school roles in guiding children's behavior

The article argues that misbehaving children reflect home dynamics and parenting, urging parental cooperation with teachers. It stresses controlling unsuitable home routines, providing consistent guidance, and offering rich, higher quality entertainment and reading material to feed imagination.

Holiday Dinner Menu With Turkey La King And Desserts

A scanned menu lists turkey la king with buttered peas candied sweet potatoes and cranberry jelly as courses. It includes a chocolate cake recipe with a creamy sauce and mushroom additions and a fruit sherbet mold. Also noted are a chocolate layer cake recipe and a steamed fruit and carrot pudding with spices. Paragraphs mention fashion notes and home recipes for jelly mold and starching rag rugs.

Local church notices and Sunday services listed for multiple congregations

Free Methodist Church at Twelttix and Connecticut invites all not attending Sunday school to worship, with a prayer and message of the Holy Spirit. Centenary M. E. Church on Fourth and Elm lists morning services, Sunday school at 10, and Lord’s Supper to close. Epworth League mission rites and public events noted. Emanuel Lutheran at Tenth and Kentucky reports 10 am service and Sunday school. March services highlighted. Little Stone Church proclaims gospel preaching with hymns and revivals. United Brethren Church on Seventeenth and Vermont outlines morning service and children’s work. concluding events for year end. Josephine Brimonds leads music. Christian Endeavor discusses interchurch competition and youth victory potential.

Free Methodist Church Connecticut Orville Watters Wor Minster Centenary M Elm Streets OL Yastor Crail Epworth Luan Colburt Kentucky W.W Stoeppelworth Vinton Oeayers Gnanuel Latierans United Brethren Churel Seventeenth Aid Vermont Topeka Virstaro

Revival and church services fill weekend schedule

The text outlines church activities across multiple congregations including Assembly of God and Plymouth Congregational, detailing evening worships, Sunday schools, evangelistic services, and choir or music plans. It notes revival efforts, personal commitments to Christ, and upcoming sermons across several locations with pastors and leaders named.

Tuxia Society Conversation on Christ Message

A church meeting of the Tuxia Society at BAS features a special music program. Carolyn Stock will lead with a talk titled Une derstanding Christ.

Tuxia Society Bas Caralyn Stockwell Christ

Drivers Near Million Mark Without Mishap Merced

Archie Leonard of Merced and William Brantley of Yosemite each drove about 900000 miles over 17 years with no accidents. They have operated stages in Yosemite Valley since gas vehicles replaced horses, averaging about 5000 miles monthly. Radio: Guest soloist Miss Margaret Drennon will be the guest at Trinity Lutheran church service on WREN Sunday at 9 am.

Merced. Cal Archie Leonard Merced William Brantley Yosemite Leonard Brantley Yosemite Valley Margaret Drennon Wren Trinity Lutheran Church Miss Drennen Denver KOA

Community News From Hesper And Lawrence Area

Mr and Mrs timer Kurtz and children of Hesper hosted Sunday dinner with Chas Kurtz and son John. Fred Koch was taken ill Sunday morning and diagnosed as a sudden drop in blood pressure. Fern Broers visited Agnes Pine in Lawrence. they attended the Douglas County teachers association. Raymond Bowen spent weekend in Kansas City with sisters Dalene and Genevieve. he returned Sunday evening. Nellie Catlin visited daughter Leo Riley in Kansas City. Robert Reusch and children joined Merle Reusch in Tonganoxie for Sunday dinner. Otto Spitzli and Farm Bureau group attended a Lawrence meeting at the Chamber of Commerce. Ed Minster and family of Lawrence visited Mrs. Minster's parents, Fred and family, Sunday. Sunday evening callers at the Brown home were Ralph Howling and E Bowling. Ben Wallace and family spent Thursday and Friday at Al Berk Wallace’s in South Euora.

Timer Kurtz Hesper Homer Kurtz Robert Kurtz Chas. Kurtz John Fred Koch Koch Fern Broers Agnes Pine Lawrence Miss Broers Miss Pine Douglas County Nellie Catlin Leo Riley Mr. Riley Kansas City Robert Reusch Merle Reusch Tonganoxie Otto Spitzli Farm Bureau Chamber of Commerce Ed Minster

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